XAUUSD 
XAUUSD advanced on Friday, settling at 3586.74 for a gain of 40.89 (+1.15%). The session opened at 3545.85 and quickly printed the low at 3540.17 at 01:46 GMT before grinding higher into the evening, where the high was set at 3600.11 at 19:32 GMT. The day spanned a 59.94 range, equivalent to 1.69% of the opening level and larger than the 14‑day ATR of 43.74, with the close positioned in the upper portion of the range. Price action featured interaction with round figures: early trade held above the mid‑3500s, the market later approached the 3590 handle, and it briefly crossed the 3600 handle before easing back. At the close, the market sat 3.26 below the 3590 figure. The intraday peak established new 5‑day and 10‑day highs, with the session itself recording fresh highs on both lookbacks. On the H4 timeframe, spot remained above the 50‑period simple moving average at 3477.48 throughout the session. On the daily backdrop, the market stayed well above the lower Bollinger Band at 3233.76. Structurally, the day unfolded from an early trough to a late‑session high, with the settlement near the upper quartile of the range, signaling net demand through the period. No tick volume figures were available. The session ran from 01:00 to 23:56 GMT Time. 

(XAUUSD M30) 

AUDUSD 
AUDUSD ended the session at 0.66, up 0.00411 on the day, a gain of 0.631%. Price established the low at 00:00 GMT near the open and advanced steadily to register the high at 16:59 GMT, before settling in the upper half of the day’s range by the close at 23:56 GMT. The session opened at 0.65, printed the trough at 0.65 at the open, and later marked the peak at 0.66, delivering an intraday span equal to 1.23% of the opening level. The sequence featured an early dip that quickly gave way to a sustained rise through the European and US hours, with the late-day high leaving the close closer to the top than the bottom of the range. Round figures around 0.65 featured at the session low, while the high came late in the day. The move set fresh five‑day and ten‑day highs intraday, as flagged by the new 5D and 10D highs printed during the session. On the hourly timeframe, RSI14 read 59.2 into the close, and spot finished above the H1 20‑period SMA around 0.65. On the daily timeframe, RSI14 stood at 59.5. In sum, the pair progressed from an opening low into a late-session peak and closed firm in the upper portion of the range, with momentum gauges on H1 and D1 near the high‑50s and price settlement above the H1 20‑SMA, while the day’s activity expanded to 1.23% of the open. 

(AUDUSD M30) 

GBPUSD 
GBPUSD finished the 05 Sep session higher, settling at 1.35 for a gain of 0.01 or 0.56%. The day’s range measured 0.01, equal to 1.01% of the open. Price printed its session low at 1.34 at 00:03 GMT and advanced to a high of 1.36 at 17:02 GMT, which marked fresh 5‑day and 10‑day highs; the 5‑day high now stands at 1.36, with the 5‑day low at 1.33. The pair opened at 1.34 and closed in the upper half of the day’s range, below the peak but above the session midpoint, after trading through the 1.35 figure and testing the 1.34 area early in the session. On the daily timeframe, price ended above the 20‑day simple moving average, last around 1.35, offering a reference point that sat beneath the close by the end of trade. Intraday structure showed the low established in the opening minutes, followed by a steady climb into the late‑afternoon high before price eased off the top into the final prints at 23:56 GMT. On the H4 dashboard, MACD registered 0.0, indicating a flat read on that oscillator at the session’s conclusion. Overall, the session was characterized by a new multi‑day high set in the late European/US crossover hours, a net advance of just over half a percent on the day, and a settlement well above early‑session lows and the 1.35 round level. 

(GBPUSD H1) 

The past 24 hours featured a weak US labor update: Nonfarm Payrolls printed 22.0, well below the 129.0 forecast and down from 73.0 previously, while the Unemployment Rate rose to 4.3 percent compared with 4.2 percent prior and a 4.1 percent consensus. The combination of a much smaller payroll gain and a higher jobless rate signals cooling momentum in the labor market, which could lessen pressure on policymakers to tighten further if the trend persists. Looking ahead, there are no major economic data releases or scheduled events in the next 24 hours, leaving the calendar effectively empty and providing no new official readings to challenge or confirm the latest labor signal. With the absence of fresh data points today, traders may face sharp moves as liquidity and positioning amplify follow-through from the payrolls surprise.